As you have likely found in the patients you care for, age is just a number. You probably know people who are 65 years old and no longer work or are very mobile. On the other hand, you might know an 85-year-old who still runs and lives independently.

Your sense of adventure makes you the perfect traveling professional. While you may enjoy seeing the country and meeting new people, it’s also essential to stay organized and keep your licensing and certification requirements in order. Your job options will be controlled by the states in which you can practice.

Traveling nurses enjoy many benefits, not the least of which is ample compensation for living an adventure, regularly visiting new cities, and meeting interesting people. One piece of your compensation package will be the per diem rate. You may be wondering what the per diem job meaning is.

When you work with the GetMed Staffing team, you get personalized, unwavering service. Our team wants to get to know you to ensure we place you for success! In addition to getting to know you, we want you to feel like you are a part of our team as well. Get to know our team! 

Housing is one of the most stressful parts of travel nursing. It can make or break a contract, and a bad housing experience can turn someone away from travel nursing for good.